We need radical action on climate finance at COP29

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The New Collective Quantified Goal needs a human rights-based approach to loss and damage – and we need to talk about the military.

Despite the importance of these measures, the failure of the symbolic US$100 billion goal has fostered political distrust between nations at recent UN climate talks.

A recent report outlining how rich countries could raise US$5 trillion a year for the NCQG suggested redistributing 20 per cent of public military spending and taxing arms sales.

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Author / Journalist: Maria Syed

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeAzerbaijanChileIraqSolomon IslandsSpainVietnam

Topics: UNFCCC OECD Elections Climate finance Treaty Climate Inequality Natural disasters Global warming Fossil fuels Extreme weather Floods Typhoon Loss and damage Financing International cooperation COP Oil COP29 UN Governance Trade Sustainable finance Heatwaves Paris Agreement Investment

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Published On: 2024-11-18 @ 08:45:00 (14 hours ago)

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